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Adair James H., county auditor.
Bender House, John E. Short, proprietor. Bender John S., notary public and real estate agent. Bender J. S. & Bro., general merchants.
See John A. Heidlinger's Advertisement, p. 139.
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A. J. UTLEY, Attorney and Counselor
AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE AGT., KNOX, STARK CO., IND.
Berry J. A., publisher Stark County Press. Brown Eli, county commissioner.
Calkins W. W., general merchant.
Clark Jesse D., justice of peace.
Conner Miss Mary, school teacher.
Craig John, brick mason.
Crouch Rev. John C., Methodist Episcopal. Finch Dennis, saloon and city clerk.
Green Geo., county commissioner.
Helver Daniel, county commissioner. Hefner William T., carpenter and sheriff. Howard O. H. P., county clerk.
Humphrey Alfred, city marshal.
Jackson Jesse, general merchant.
Johnson Wesley C., grocer.
McCormick W. M., carpenter and county recorder.
McCracken S. A., carpenter.
Parker William H., architect and builder. Porter A. W., carpenter.
Prettyman W., county treasurer.
Seagreves Jefferson, justice of peace.
Short John E., proprietor Bender House. Short John E., school teacher.
Slocum Jacob, constable.
Smith Samuel, county coroner.
Stark County Press, J. A. Berry, publisher, issued weekly on Wednesday3.
Swingly D. S., physician.
Tilden William, mayor.
UTLEY ANDREW J., POSTMASTER, AT- TORNEY AT LAW, AND REAL ES-
TATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. ( See card, p. 173.)
Wyant Geo , saloon.
Wyant H. H., barber,
Wyant Joshua, carriage maker.
Wyant Chas., boots and shoes. Yahna F. A., wines and liquors.
KOKOMO,
A post town and the capital of Howard county, situated at the crossing of the Peru and Indianapolis and the Cincin- nati and Chicago Railways, 54 miles north from Indianapolis. Population about 1,400.
MENDERSON HOUSE,
North Side Public Square, KOKOMO, IND. M. LUCE, - PROPRIETOR.
The reputation which this House has acquired with the traveling public will be maintained.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Armfield & Crowley, furniture, north side Public Square.
Armstrong C. G. & Co., grocers and pro- vision dealers, east side Pub. Square. Arnold Jesse, carpenter.
Bailey James, tailor, Sycamore.
Beeks W. A., groceries and provisions, south side Public Square.
Best & Frazer, prop'rs veneer mill.
Birt R. H., stoves and tinware, north side Pub. Square.
Bohan John, cash. Indian Reserve Bank, east side Pub. Square.
BROUSE H. A., ATTORNEY, COUNSEL- OR AT LAW AND NOTORY PUB- LIC, OFFICE SOUTH-EAST COR. PUB. SQUARE.
Champion J. V., carpenter.
Chapin J. W., agent Peru and Indianapo- lis Railway, office at Depot.
Clarke P. C., editor and proprietor Demo- cratic Press.
Clarkson T. B., tailor, south side Public Square.
Cline A. J., wagon maker, North Main. Coe Howard, prop'r Home Journal, north side Pub. Square.
Collingsworth R. N., Henderson House, north-west cor. Pub. Square.
Cooper N. & J. J., livery stable, north side Pub. Square.
Cragun J. E., wagon maker, East Syca- inore.
Crick & Leach, blacksmiths, Walnut.
Dale E., boots and shoes, south side Public Square.
Davis D. P., monumental marble works, west side Pub. Square.
Davis Freeman, wagon maker, Sycamore. Davis R. L., attorney and counselor at law, north side Pub. Square.
Dayhuff A. F., physician, north side l'ub. Square.
Democratic Press. P. C. Clarke, editor aud proprietor, issued on Tuesdays.
Dunkel J., chair factory, East Sycamore. Elliott Geo. T., groceries and confectione- ries, west side Pub. Square.
See Hawthorn & Buchanan's Advertisement, p. 138.
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Plorer D. P., watchmaker, north side Pub. Square.
Foster David, president Indian Reserve Bank, south-east cor. Pub. Square. GOSCH H., GROCERY AND BOARDING HOUSE, NORTH SIDE PUB. SQR. HARRISON THOS. J., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, OFFICE WEST SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
Hays A., meat store, south- west cor. Pub. Square.
HENDERSON HOUSE, M. LUCE, PRO- PRIETOR, SOUTH PUB. SQUARE. (See card, p. 173.)
Hocker G. W., stoves and tinware, north side Pub. Square.
Home Journal, Howard Coe, editor and proprietor, north side Pub. Square.
HOWARD TRIBUNE, T. C. PHILLIPS, EDITOR AND PROP'R, SOUTH- EAST COR. PUB. SQUARE.
James, Armstong & Co., iron, hardware, nails, &c., east side Pub. Square.
James & Armstrong, physicians and sur- geons, East Sycamore.
JAY, RUSSELL & DOLMAN, BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, OPP. HENDERSON HOUSE.
Jemison John, saddle and harness maker, north side Pub. Square.
Johnson E. H., leather dealer and harness maker, west side Pub, Square.
Jones Owen, eating saloon, south-east cor. Pud. Square.
Keiser A., druggist, west side Public Square.
Kennedy F. R., dry goods and groceries, north-west cor. Pub. Square.
Linsday F. R., attorney and counselor at Inw, office west side Pub. Square.
Linvill Jas., carpenter and builder, West Sycamore.
Loring G. W., ambrotypist, south-east cor. Pub. Square.
LOVIN & WEBB, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., EAST SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
LUCE M., PROPRIETOR HENDERSON HOUSE, SOUTH PUBLIC SQUARE. (See card, p. 173.)
McCOOL G. W., DEALER IN GROCER- IES AND PROVISIONS, SOUTH- EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Meyer Wmo., shaving saloon, north side Pub. Square.
Mills M. C., notary public, west side Pub. Square.
Murphy John, boot and shoe maker, south side Pub. Square.
Murray C. D., attorney and counselor at law, office East Sycamore.
Nabors L. E., ambrotypist, south-east cor. Pub. Square.
Newlan Hiram, steam saw mill.
Norman B. R., gunsmith, Sycamore.
Payne S. W., attorney and counselor at law, Sycamore.
PEASE L. P., BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS, NORTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
PHILLIPS T. C., PROP'R HOWARD TRI- BUNE, SOUTH-EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Phillips T. C., justice of peace, East Syc- amore.
PORTER E. H., UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, WEST SIDE PUB. SQUARE.
Power J. B., Power House, north side Pub. Square.
Richardson C. C., cooperage, near Depot. Richmonk C., physician.
Richmond R., jeweler, south side Public Square.
Richmond & Leeds, drugs and medicines, north-east cor. Pub. Square.
ROBINSON J. W., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND NOTA- RY PUBLIC, EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Rose J. N., boot and shoe maker, east side Pub. Square.
Rosenthal H., dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, &c., &c., east side Pub. Square. SAVILLE M., PHYSICIAN AND SUR- GEON, NORTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE. Steward & Moore, boot and shoe makers, north-west cor. Pub. Square.
Tyler W. W., physician, south-west cor. Pub. Square.
Urick Geo., tailor, Sycamore.
Vaile Rawson, attorney at law, north- west cor. Pub. Square, opp. Henderson House.
Walker A. B., agent Phoenix Insurence Company, office Sycamore.
WALKER, BRO. & ANDERSON, DEAL- ERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HARD- WARE, QUEENSWARE, ETC., SYC- AMORE.
Waterman L. D., physician, south-west cor. Public Square.
White J. S., physician, north side Public Square.
Wilson W. P., grocer and provision dealer, south side Public Square.
Young M. P,, carpenter and brick mason, south side Public Square.
KOSSUTH,
A post office of Washington county, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
LACONIA,
A post village of Harrison county, 2 miles
Newlan Hiram, dry goods, North Buckeye. | from the Ohio river, 13 miles south by east
Sco Advertisement of China, Glass and Queensware, p. 138.
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from Corydon, and about 125 miles south from Indianapolis.
LA CROSSE,
A station at the crossing of the Cincin- nati and Chicago, and the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railways, 55 miles south-east from Chicago.
LADOGA,
A post village of Montgomery county, ou the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway, 11 miles south-east from Craw- fordsville, and 40 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
LAFAYETTE,
The capital of Tippecanoe county, is an important post city, situated on the east bank of Wabash river, and on the Wabash and Erie canal, at the intersection of the Lafayette and Indianapolis with the To- ledo, Wabash and Great Western, and the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- ways, 64 miles north-west from Indiana- polis. Merchandise for this city is obtained at Cincinnati, New York, and other prominent eastern cities. Population estimated at 14,000.
Alphabetical List of Professione. Trades, Etc.
ATNA INSURANCE CO., LEVERING BROTHERS, AGENTS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
ALLEN J. S., JUSTICE OF PEACE AND INSURANCE AGENT, WILL AT- TEND PROMPTLY TO THE COL- LECTION OF ALL CLAIMS AT HOME AND ABROAD. ILLINOIS, BET. COLUMBIA AND SOUTH. AMBERG M., CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, FOURTH.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., B. F. BRUFF, AGENT, THIRD.
AMERICAN HOUSE, JAMES J. GRIF- FINN, PROP'R, CORNER COLUMBIA AND FOURTH.
Atkinson & Garland, hardware, south side Public Square.
Avery & Tyler, druggists, west side Pub- lic Square.
Aylward T., dealer in groceries and pro- visions, cor. Columbia and Wabash.
Ayres E., mattress manufacturer and upholster, Wabash.
BAKER T., PROPRIETOR LAFAYETTE HOUSE, COR. SOUTH AND THIRD. Ball James & Sons, manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, Ball's Block, No. 3.
BALL JAMES & SONS, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, COLUMBIA.
Bansemer & Brother, wholesale grocers, Wabash.
Barbee, Brown & Co., bankers, Third. Bass S., boot and shoe maker, Columbia. Bates & Ruby, saloon, Ohio.
Bauscher H., boot and shoe maker, Co- lumbia.
Behm Godlove O., attorney at law and notary public, north-east cor. Fourth and Main.
BEMISS & BROTHER, BAKERS, CON- FECTIONERS AND DEALERS IN FRUITS AND OYSTERS, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
BERG HENRY, LOCKSMITH AND GAS FITTING, THIRD.
Berliner & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, south side Public Square.
Bernhart Frank, saloon.
BERRY N. & CO., DEALENS IN DRY GOODS, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Bixler & Iddings, gunsmiths, Columbia.
Borden J. A., proprietor of New York House, Main.
Bouland Mrs. J., agent for Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, south side Public Square.
Boyle B. & Co., bakery, Fourth.
BRAMBLE HOUSE, THOS. WOOD, PRO- PRIETOR, SOUTH-EAST CORNER OHIO AND SOUTHI. (See card p.176.) Branch Bank of the State, M. Fowler, president, north-west cor. Public
Square.
Breckweg Joseph, dealer in tobacco and cigars, Main.
Brown T., saloon, Third.
BRUFF, B. F., EXPRESS AGENT, THIRD. Bunce C. F., saloon.
Burwell J., watchmaker and jeweler, Main.
Butterworth C., merchant tailor, Fourth. Carnahan A. G. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, south side Public Square.
Carnahan, Earl & Co., wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, Wabash.
Case W. & Bro., saddle and harness ma- kers, Ohio.
CASSEL M., DYE DOUSE AND RENO- VATER. GENTS' CLOTHING RE- PAIRED, COLUMBIA.
Carter H. M. & Co., wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, Wabash.
Soe M. H. Good's Advertisement, p. 137.
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BRAMBLE HOUSE,
South-East Corner Ohio and South Streets,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
THOS. WOOD, PROPRIETOR.
This elegant Hotel is the largest and most commodious, comfortable and convenient in the city, and no pains will be spared to render it in every way a first class House. Fine suits of Rooms for Families. It is in the immediate neighborhood of the Business Houses of the city. Omnibusses run to and from the House to the different Railroad Depots.
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W. R. CUNNINGHAM,
MANUFACTURER OF THE
OLD STYLE WOOD PUMP
SECOND STREET,
Lafayette, Indiana.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., J. S. ALLEN, AGENT, ILLINOIS, BET. COLUMBIA AND OHIO.
Chase & Wilstach, attorneys at law, over Bank of the State.
Chesnut T., physician, north side Public Square.
City Fire Insurance Co., New Haven, Lev- ering Brothers, agents.
Clark John, groceries and provisions, west side Public Square.
Connolly Jolin, dealer in groceries and proprietor of St. Charles Hotel, cor. Brown and Ohio.
Cox S. C., attorney at law, Illinois.
Crane J. D., photograph artist, south side Public Square.
Crane W. S., groceries and provisions, Fourth.
Crehan T., grocer, Columbia.
CUNNINGHAM W. R., WOOD PUMP MAKER, SECOND. (See card, p. 177.)
DAGGETT, POTTER & MARTIN, MAN- UFACTURERS OF LINSEED OIL, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Danforth S., watchmaker and jeweler, north-east cor. Public Square.
Danziger A., manufacturer and dealer in tobacco and cigars, east side Public Square.
Danziger J., dealer in tobacco and cigars, cor. Main and Mississippi.
Danfin J., saloon, Main.
DEFREES A. J., GROCERIES AND PRO- VISIONS, COMMISSION MER - CHANT AND DEALER IN WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, MAIN.
DELL W, PROPRIETOR DELL'S HO- TEL, COLUMBIA.
DONNELLY P., DEALER IN GROCER- IES AND PROVISIONS AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN LIQU- ORS, SOUTH-WEST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Dresses & Gougar, attorneys at law, over Bank of the State.
DURBON R. A., MANUFACTURER OF 12
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R. A. DURBON,
MANUFACTURER OF
IMPROVED
Wooden Jumps, S. W. CORNER MAIN AND NINTH,
Lafayette, Indiana.
IMPROVED PUMPS, COR. NINTH AND MAIN. (See card, p. 177.)
Dwyer J., boot and shoe maker, Colum- bia.
EARHEART M. W., JUSTICE OF PEACE, ILLINOIS.
Earl & Hatcher, wholesale grocers, cor. Wabash and Columbia.
Eitle John, manufacturer and dealer in hair dye, under Bank of the State. Elisha & Gripton, dealers in groceries, cor. Wabash and Columbia.
Emdee C., proprietor city brewery, Third. Emerson T. P., jeweler, west side Public Square.
Erisman J., saddle and harness maker, Columbia.
Everett F. B., attorney at law, south side Public Square.
EVERNDEN WILLIAM, PROPRIETOR LAFAYETTE ARTESIAN BATHS. ARTESIAN WATER FOR SALE. TWO DOORS BELOW POST OF- FICE.
Ewry & Co., general store, cor. Columbia and Wabash.
Fahnstock P., physician, Fourth.
Falley J. B., wholesale dealer in hardware. Falley L. & Sons, wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, Wabash.
FEELY P., GROECER AND PROVISION AND LIQUOR DEALER, BALL'S BLOCK, COLUMBIA.
Fitzpatrick & Gavin, merchant tailors, south side Public Square.
Flannagan & Sullivan, grocers, Main.
FLETCHER GEORGE, CLERK AT LAHR HOUSE.
FONDA P. W., PRINCIPAL OF THE LAFAYETTE INFIRMARY, COR. MAIN AND FIFTH. (See card, p. 178.)
Fountain J. H. & Co., auctioneers and com- mission merchants, north-east corner Main and Illinois.
Foust I., dealer in confectionery, Third.
Frank R. H., restaurant, cor. Fifth and Columbia.
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LAFAYETTE BYB, BAR AND LUNG INFIRMARY.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST SUCCESSFUL INFIRMARY FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES OF THE
EYE, EAR,
AND LUNGS, WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS. OVER 10,000 PATIENTS HAVE BEEN TREATED AND CURED
By the Proprietor during the last fourteen years.
No prescription will be made without first seeing the patient. No case will be put under treatment where there is no prospect of cure. In all cases where & cure is promised, the patient complying with my directions, and relief is not obtained, no charges whatever will be made for medical attendance.
The Lafayette Infirmary has been open about fourteen years, during which time there have been treated some ten thousand cases; many of whom have been afflicted from one to ten years, and in nearly all cases those patients have been treated by the best medical men in the country previous to their coming under my treatment. I invite all who may wish to get any information concerning my success in practice, to call on those whe have been treated by me. By doing this the facts may be obtained, aunt none will be misled. Every patient who has been under my treatment will be acquainted with others. As I have from twenty to fifty cases under treatment all the time, consequently the only way to get the most correct and satisfactory kuowl- edge concerning my cures, is to see the patients themselves. This course will give full satisfaction, as any person who has been afflicted can fully appreciate the condi- tion of those suffering.
N. B .- All letters of inquiry must contain a post office stamp for return of answer.
REFER TO THE NUMEROUS PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN TREATED BY ME. Address:
P. W. FONDA, M. D.,
Principal Lafayette Infirmary, Lafayette, Indiana.
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MMX STREET, LAFAYETTE, IND., Bet. Fourth and Fifth, N. Side.
EDWIN GORDON, Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HARDWARE, ITLERY
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, TOOLS, Guns, Pistols, Gun Barrels AND ALL KINDS OF BUGGY MATERIALS. Lafayette, Ind.
Freese & Koffman, auctioneers and com- mission merchants, Fourth.
GAASCHI & MERSCH, RESTAURANT AND SALOON, MARKET SPACE, FIFTH STREET.
Gardner Geo., attorney at law, over State Bank.
GEIGER & MARTIN, PROPRIETORS STAR CITY MILLS AND STAVE FACTORY, WEST OF CANAL.
Gerlach W., dealer in stoves and tinware, Main.
Godman J. W., sheriff, Court House. Godman & Tunkey, grocers, Main.
GOFF S., SUPERINTENDENT LAHR HOUSE.
GORDON EDWIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, NORTH SIDE MAIN. (See card, p. 179.)
Gordon Ross, general store, west side Pub- lic Square.
Gregory R. C., attorney at law, over Bank of the State.
Gregory W. L., hardware and cutlery, east side Pub. Square.
GRIFFIN J. JAMES, PROP'R AMERI- CAN HOUSE, CORNER COLUMBIA AND FOURTH.
Groome & Perkins, dealers in groceries, north side Main.
Hamlin C., confectionery, Fourth.
Hand P., recorder, Pub Square.
Hart B. & D. L., livery and sale stable, Third.
HART D. I. & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PAPER AND STATIONERY, MAIN.
HASTINGS R. S. EDITOR AND PROPR LAFAYETTE ARGUS, S. W. COR. PUBLIC SQUARE. (See bard, p. 180.)
Herbert & Wagner, brewery, cor. Fourth and Union.
Hess A., saloon, Third.
Hoge I., woollen factory, cor. South and Second.
Hollstein M. & Co., clothiers, Fourth.
Hoover & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, west side Public Square.
HOWARD F. W. & BRO., MANUFACTU- RERS AND WHOLESALE AND RE- TATE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, NORTH-EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Howe I. G., general store, west side Pub. Square.
Howe J. & Son, plain and fancy job print- ing, north-west cor. Public Square.
HUNT M. G., HAT MANUFACTURER. LATEST STYLES OF HATS MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. WEST MAIN.
Jennings D., physician, North.
Jewett L., physician, Ohio.
Johnson C., dealer in hardware, north side- Public Square.
JOHNSON & BROTHER, BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, WEST SIDE. PUBLIC SQUARE.
Jones J. J., attorney at law, south side Public Square.
JONES MARK, NOTARY PUBLIC, BACK PAY, BOUNTY, LAND AND PENSION AGENT, DRAFTING OF DEEDS, &C., WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
KEIPER C., PHYSICIAN. ALL DISEAS -. ER TREATED SUCCESSFULLY, ESPECIALLY SCROFULA, CON- SUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTH- MA AND DEFORMITIES, MAIN.
Kendall & McGinley, liquor dealers, Main. Kennedy J. W., saloon, Mississippi.
Klein D. A., clothier, north side Public Square.
Korty A., grocer, Main.
Koster & Stelbrink, wines and liquors, Columbia.
Kullmer J., groceries, Main. Kurtz C., butcher, Main.
LAFAYETTE ARGUS, R. S. HASTINGS,. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, SOUTHI-WEST COR. PUB. SQUARE. (See card, p. 180.)
LAFAYETTE ARTESIAN BATHS. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE CURE OF DIS- EASES, WM. EVERNDEN, PRO'R. Lafayette Bank, Barbee, Brown & Co., proprietors, Third.
Lafayette Branch Bank of the State, south enst cor. Main and Fourth.
LAFAYETTE COURIER, DAILY, WEEK- LY AND TRY-WEEKLY, OHIO. BE- TWEEN COLUMBIA AND SOUTH (See card, p. 181.)
Seo II. A. Fletcher & Co's. Advertisement, p. 136.
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LAFAYETTE ARGUS JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, S. W. Cor. of the Public Square, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
Extensive additions of the latest and most approved styles of Plain and Orna- Inental Job Type, Borders, &c., have recently been made to the previous ample as- sortments, which enables me to execute any variety of Job Printing the community may be pleased to order, in a style unsurpassed for neatness, and at reasonable rates.
POSTERS.
My facilities for doing Posters are unsurpassed, and having a press three sizes larger than any in the city, enables me to turn out Posters unequaled for size or style. Special attention is invited to this fact.
THE ARGUS
is one of the largest Weeklies in the State, and having a general and extensive city and country circulation, offers superior advantages as an advertising medium-the same that would be enjoyed by advertising in both of the Daily and Weekly issues of either of the other papers.
R. S. HASTINGS, Proprietor.
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LAFAYETTE FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE SHOP, WM. TAYLOR, PRO- PRIETOR. THIRD.
LAFAYETTE HOUSE, T. BAKER, PRO. PRIETOR, CORNER SOUTH AND THIRD.
LAHR JOHN, PROP'R LAHR'S HOTEL, COR. MAIN AND FIFTH. (See card, p. 162.)
LaRue John M., attorney at law, south sile Pub. Square.
Lawrence HI. C., druggist, north side Pub. Square.
LEARY F. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR- GEON, ILLINOIS, BET. COLUMBIA AND SOUTH.
leffman M., groceries and provisions, Funrti.
LEVERING BROS., SURVEYORS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Levering & Co., Hatters, south side Pub. Square.
Lilly John, saddles and harness, Colum- bin.
LINGLE W. S., EDITOR AND PROPRIE- TOR LAFAYEETE COURIER. (See card, p. 181.)
LINGLE & SPRING, STATIONERS AND BOOK BINDERS. (See card, p. 181.)
Littledike T. A., merchant tailor, Main. Lockstand & Bullock, bakers and confec- tioners, south side Public Square.
Loeb & Hirsh, wholesale and retail deal- ers in fancy goods and notions, Fourth.
LORCHER JNO., FANCY BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, LAHR'S HOTEL, MAIN.
Lyon J., clothier, north side Puq. Square. MCCORMICK PETER, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL- ER IN QUEENSWARE, GLASS- WARE, &c., ALSO SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY, NORTH- EAST COR. PUBLIC SQUARE.
McFarland E. T. & W. T., druggists, south side Public Square.
McKone Thomas, grocer, Wabash.
Mace D., attorney at law, south side Pub. Square.
Machler X., saloon, Fifth.
MARA RICHARD, WASHINGTON SA- LOON, DAYTON AND STOCK ALE, CIGARS, &c., CONSTANTLY ON HAND, MARKET SPACE, FIFTH.
Marks G. A., blacksmith, Main.
Marsteller J. Il., carriage manufacturer, Main.
MARTIN WM. WAGON AND PLOW MANUFACTURER, MALN.
See Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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W. S. LINGLE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Lafayette Courier is published Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, -- Two Regular Editions Daily,-is the largest Daily in the State, the official Paper of the city, and publishes the letter list in accordance with the law giving it to the Paper having the largest circulation.
Large Circulation in Indiana and Illinois. BR
LAFAYETTE STATIONERY STORE AND COURIER BINDERY LINGLE & SPRING, PROPRIETORS.
We have just opened in connection with the Courier Bindery, two doors South of the Express Office, and adjoining the Courier Steam Printing House, a large and complete assortment of
BLANK BOOKS,
Of our own and Eastern manufacture. Also, a large stock of Writing Papers, Letter, Commercial Note, Legal and Foolscap. Envelopes of all grades, from 50 cents a box (500) to $2. We have, also, a full assortment of
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY,
Embracing everything in the line, all of which we offer at greatly reduced prices. BOUGHT FOR CASH.
We have not incurred a dollars indebtedness in the purchase of the entire stock, and buying for cash directly of Importers and Manufacturers, and in the New York Anetion Rooms, where Stationery is slaughtered without mercy, we can offer unrivalled inducements in quality and price.
LINGLE & SPRING, Lafayette, Ind.
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LAHR HOUSE.
This new and spacious Hotel is now open to the public. The Proprietor has spared neither pains nor expense in the completion of this Hotel, which in first class appointments and its perfect adaptation to the wants of the
TRAVELING PUBLIC,
will compare favorably with any House in the country, east or west. All of the latest aud most approved of the
MODERN CONVENIENCES
have been adopted, and from kitchen to attic nothing essentially useful or orna- mental has been omitted.
Mr. Groff, late of the Oliver House, Toledo, will assume the general superintend- ence of the House, and those who have enjoyed the home-like hospitalities of the Oliver, need not be assured that he can keep Hotel.
PRICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TIMES.
This House is located on the Corner of Fifth and Main Streets, in close proximity to the principal parts of the city.
The passenger trains of the Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and Louisville Railroads stop in front of this House. Also, within a short distance of the Wabash Valley Depot.
JOHN LAHR, Prop'r, Lafayette, Indiana.
May M., saloon, Second. Mayer & Ullinan, merchant tailor, north side Public Square.
Maxwell C. B., bakery, Fourth.
Mertz C., groceries and provisions, Main. Michel Max, saloon, Market Space.
Miller C., auditor, Public Square.
Miller C., boot and shoe maker.
Miller John L., attorney at law, north side Public Square.
Mix Jay, liquor dealer, Main.
Monnig G. H., dealer in leather and find- ings, Main.
MOORE A. M., DENTAL SURGEON. 6 ILLINOIS, BETWEEN MAIN AND FERRY.
Moore & Chute, produce and commission merchants, Ohio.
MORAN M., SALOON AND DEALER IN TOBACCO AND CIGARS, FIFTH.
MUELLER GEO, GERMAN DRUG STORE, DRUGGIST AND APOTH- ECARY, 3 O'FERRALL'S BLOCK, MAIN.
Munz Edward, umbrella manufacturer, Market.
Murdock J., grocer, Colmbia.
Newman J. H., brewer, Fourth.
New York House, J. A. Borden, Main. ('Conuer & Murray, grocers, Columbia. O'Mara & Toherty, wholesale liquor deal- ers, Wabash.
Orth & Stein, attorneys at law, south side Pub. Square.
Paropel J. W., marble shop, Fourth.
Pancera J., butcher.
Parmelee D. S. & Co., clothiers, south side Pub. Square.
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